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Epidemic Respiratory Disease: The pneumonias and other infections of the repiratory tract accompanying influenza and measles — John Shaqi

Epidemic Respiratory Disease: The pneumonias and other infections of the repiratory tract accompanying influenza and measlesOpie, Eugene L. (Eugene Lindsay)

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Epidemic Respiratory Disease: The pneumonias and other infections of the repiratory tract accompanying influenza and measles

Name: Epidemic Respiratory Disease: The pneumonias and other infections of the repiratory tract accompanying influenza and measles
Author: Opie, Eugene L. (Eugene Lindsay)

Opie, Eugene L. (Eugene Lindsay)

Influenza; Measles; Pneumonia; Respiratory organs -- Diseases

Lobar Pneumonia, 362; Bronchopneumonia, 363; Streptococcus
     Pneumonia, 365; Staphylococcus Pneumonia, 366; Empyema, 366;
     Bronchiectasis, 367; Unresolved Bronchopneumonia, 368; B.
     Influenzæ, 369; Pneumococcus, 372; S. Hemolyticus, 374;
     Nonhemolytic Streptococci, 376; Staphylococci, 377; Pneumonia
     of Measles, 378; The Transmission of Streptococcus Pneumonia,
     381; Transmission of Pneumococcus Pneumonia, 383; Prevention
     of the Transmission of Pneumonia, 383.


                                APPENDIX

 EXPERIMENTAL INOCULATION OF MONKEYS WITH BACILLUS INFLUENZÆ AND
   MICROORGANISMS ISOLATED FROM THE PNEUMONIAS OF INFLUENZA. (BY
   EUGENE L. OPIE, M.D.; ALLEN W. FREEMAN, M.D.; FRANCIS G. BLAKE,
   M.D.; JAMES C. SMALL, M.D.; AND THOMAS M. RIVERS, M.D.)           387

     Inoculation of the Nose and Pharynx with B. Influenzæ, 389;
     Introduction of Bacillus Influenzæ into the Trachea, 391;
     Introduction of B. Influenzæ and S. Hemolyticus into the
     Trachea, 392; Introduction of B. Influenzæ and of Pneumococcus
     or of Pneumococcus Alone into the Trachea, 393.




                             ILLUSTRATIONS


 CHARTS                                                             PAGE
     1. The onset of cases of pneumonia shown by autopsy to be
          uncomplicated by secondary infection with hemolytic
          streptococcus and of cases of streptococcus pneumonia      141

     2. The date of onset of cases in which autopsy demonstrated
          lobar pneumonia                                            161

     3. Shows the relation of the epidemic of measles to that of
          influenza at Camp Pike, and the relations of the
          pneumonia following measles to both measles and influenza  293

     4. Shows the time interval between the onset of measles and
          the onset of the subsequent pneumonia in the 56 cases of
          pneumonia following measles at Camp Pike                   306

     5. Shows the time relation between the identification of
          hemolytic streptococci in the throats and the development
          of otitis media in 27 cases shown to be due to hemolytic
          streptococci                                               314


   FIG.
     1. Acute bronchitis showing engorgement of blood vessels of
          mucosa and elevation of epithelium by serum and blood      146

     2. Acute bronchopneumonia with nodules of peribronchiolar
          consolidation and purulent bronchitis                      167

     3. Acute bronchopneumonia with peribronchiolar consolidation    169

     4. Acute bronchopneumonia with peribronchiolar consolidation    170

     5. Bronchopneumonia with hemorrhagic peribronchiolar
          consolidation                                              174

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